Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Education and LaborU.S. Government Printing Office, 1978 - Educational law and legislation |
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... Staff present : Paul F. Dwyer , counsel to the subcommittee ; Charles Sheerin , minority counsel ; James M. Stephens , assistant minority counsel for labor ; Nancy Barbour , legislative aide ; Bernard Man- della , staff director of the ...
... Staff present : Paul F. Dwyer , counsel to the subcommittee ; Charles Sheerin , minority counsel ; James M. Stephens , assistant minority counsel for labor ; Nancy Barbour , legislative aide ; Bernard Man- della , staff director of the ...
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... staff is needed nationwide , not just in the District 25 office , to handle the work assigned to the OWCP . The situation now exists that even the simplest claims are subject to inordinate delays and mismanagement . There is no evidence ...
... staff is needed nationwide , not just in the District 25 office , to handle the work assigned to the OWCP . The situation now exists that even the simplest claims are subject to inordinate delays and mismanagement . There is no evidence ...
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... staff's involvement in these cases , our average is an additional eight months before the claim is acted upon . We have had case after case where the claimant has contacted the agencies over and over again only to find out that the file ...
... staff's involvement in these cases , our average is an additional eight months before the claim is acted upon . We have had case after case where the claimant has contacted the agencies over and over again only to find out that the file ...
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... staff . If we were to recommend more staff with better training , do you feel that would solve the problem or are there other deficiencies in the program ? Mr. HARRIS . I think more personnel is essential , but I do not think that will ...
... staff . If we were to recommend more staff with better training , do you feel that would solve the problem or are there other deficiencies in the program ? Mr. HARRIS . I think more personnel is essential , but I do not think that will ...
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... staff to 503 positions . This substantial increase in workload for a limited staff has resulted in large inventories of pending work with attendant delays in processing claims and answering inquiries . Recognizing that these problems ...
... staff to 503 positions . This substantial increase in workload for a limited staff has resulted in large inventories of pending work with attendant delays in processing claims and answering inquiries . Recognizing that these problems ...
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